1000 ANSI LUMENS

6.4 POUNDS

XGA OR SVGA

XL1U SL1U

COLORVIEW PROJECTORS

Uncompromising Performance In An Affordable, Compact Design.
he XL1 and SL1 from Mitsubishi Digital Electronics are microportable LCD projectors that offer 1000 ANSI lumens in both XGA and SVGA models. Each projector is equipped with many advanced features, including Mitsubishis exclusive ColorView Natural Color Matrix and sRGB compliance. 1100 ANSI lumens (XL1);1000 ANSI lumens (SL1) for exceptional brightness Exclusive, award-winning ColorView Natural Color Matrix for rich, vivid colors sRGB color profile technology ensures standard, uniform color reproduction regardless of the type of display used Intelligent Room Illumination Sensor (IRIS) senses room brightness and automatically adjusts the projectors contrast and image controls Native resolution of 1024 x 768 XGA, with 1280 x 1024 SXGA maximum (compressed) (XL1); 800 x 600 SVGA with 1024 x 768 XGA maximum (compressed) (SL1) Dual lamp operations mode allows users to conserve lamp life, lower the operating temperature and noise level, extending the overall life of the projector Three year parts and labor warranty, 90-day warranty on the lamp, toll-free technical support, plus for the XL1, a three-year Emergency Roadside Assistance (ERA) program that guarantees free replacement product shipped overnight for next business day delivery when and where available

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COLORVIEW PROJECTORS COLORVIEW NATURAL COLOR MATRIX
Mitsubishis award-winning ColorView enables the XL1U and SL1U to produce vivid colors that precisely match their real-life counterparts, as well as giving you the ability to precisely adjust color saturation and control color tones. SPECIFICATIONS
Display Technology Resolution

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PRECISE COLOR REPRODUCTION WITH sRGB
Developed to ensure standard, uniform color reproduction regardless of the type of display used, sRGB color profile uses color coordinates common to all display technologies. As a result, it eliminates the hue variations that occur between different display systems and accurately matches the way colors look in real life.

Actual

Non-sRGB
IRIS (INTELLIGENT ROOM ILLUMINATION SENSOR)
Room illumination can have a significant effect on the quality and accuracy of color reproduction onscreen. The brighter the room, the duller the color. The XL1Us and SL1Us built-in IRIS automatically detects light volume and color density, automatically adjusting mid-range color tones as required for optimal color reproduction under any lighting conditions.
A change in external light makes the room brighter.
0.7" Polysilicon LCD panel x 3 True XGA 1024 x 768 with True SVGA 800 x 600 with compression for 1280 x 1024 SXGA max. compression for 1024 x 768 XGA max. Brightness 1100 ANSI Lumens 1000 ANSI Lumens Colors 16,770,000 colors Zoom/Focus Manual control (zoom ratio: 1.2 : 1) Picture Size 30"~ 300" diagonal (100"=3.79 m) Lamp Part Number VLT-XL1LP; Type:150 W UHP lamp Computer VGA ~ SXGA (640 x 400 ~ 1280 x 1024), VGA ~ XGA (640 x 400 ~ 1024 x 768), Compatibility True: 1024 x 768, Sync on green available True: 800 x 600, Sync on green available Video NTSC/NTSC 4.43/PAL (including PAL-M, N)/SECAM/PAL-60/DVD Compatibility (component)/HDTV (720p, 1080i) Input Terminals PC: mini D-sub 15 pin x 1, Video: RCA + S video x 1, PC/video audio: stereo RCA x 1 Output Terminals RGB: mini D-sub 15 pin x 1 Communication RS-232C x 1 (direct command is available, RS-232C x 1 (direct command is available, Terminals DIN 8 pin), mouse terminal for USB DIN 8 pin) Audio Speaker 1 W Mono Scanning Rates Horizontal: 15 - 82 kHz Horizontal: 15 - 69 kHz Vertical: 50 - 85 Hz, Dot clock: 140 MHz Vertical: 50 - 85 Hz, Dot clock: 100 MHz Fan Noise 34 dB Power Consumption 230 W Dimensions (W x H x D) 9.3 x 3.7 x 12.4" (237 x 94 x 315 mm) (including feet) Weight 6.4 lbs (2.9 kg) Power Supply AC100 ~ 240V/10%, 50/60 Hz Safety Approvals CSA, CSA NRT L/C, FCC Class B Warranty Three-year parts and labor; 90 days on lamp. XL1U also includes three-year Emergency Roadside Assistance program that guarantees free replacement projector shipped overnight for next business day delivery when and where available Accessories Standard: 2 AC power cords, remote control, 2 batteries for remote, AV cable, RS-232C cable, PS/2 adapter, RGB cable, USB cable, user manual, carrying case, quick reference card Optional: Spare lamp module (VLT-XL1LP), ceiling mount (XL1CM), soft roller case (UPX70LCW), hard shell ATA case (UPX70ATA) Special Features ColorView Natural Color Matrix; sRGB color compliance; IRIS control sensor; CineView Video Line-Doubler; digital keystone adjustment; manual zoom and focus lens For more information on the XL1U, SL1U or any of Mitsubishis other projectors or presentation products, contact Mitsubishi Digital Electronics today. Detailed technical specifications available upon request. Projector Part Numbers: XL1U (XGA model) SL1U (SVGA model)

Screen (H) Screen Size (inches diag.) 300 Distance from screen (L) (Approximate) Tele(Longest) Wide(Shortest) (inches) (meters) (inches) (meters) 51.0 1.3 70.0 1.8 59.0 1.5 106.0 2.7 91.0 2.3 141.0 3.6 118.0 3.0 177.0 4.5 150.0 3.8 212.0 5.4 177.0 4.5 252.0 6.4 208.0 5.3 287.0 7.3 240.0 6.1 322.0 8.2 268.0 6.8 358.0 9.1 300.0 7.6 535.0 13.6 450.0 11.4
H (Screen Size Diagonal) L (distance between the screen and the head of the projector)
To find approximate distance between the projector and the screen, multiply the width of the screen x 2.2 (min.), and x 2.9 (max.). Refer to the diagonal size chart for recommended distances.
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Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America, Inc. Presentation Products Division 9351 Jeronimo Road Irvine, CA 92618 Toll Free: 888-880-6351 email: ppdinfo@mdea.mea.com www.mitsubishi-presentations.com
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LCD Projector Directions

Mitsubishi LVP-SA51U Mitsubishi SL1U Unpack the projector and the two cords. Place the projector on a solid surface. Shutdown your computer and turn off power. Disconnect the video cable from the computer. (This is the large cable that goes from the monitor to the back of your computer.) 5. Take the black video cable from the projector and attach it to the computer's video port. (This is the same location in which you disconnected the monitor from.) 6. Attach the other end of the projector's video cable to the projector's "Computer In" port. (If you want your computer's image to be shown both on the monitor as well as through the projector, then connect the video cable from the monitor to the projector's "Computer Out" port. 7. Check to see that the projector's main power switch is set to "O". 8. Plug the AC power cord into the projector and into the wall outlet. 9. Flip the projector's main power switch to "I". 10. Remove lens cover and position projector towards your screen or a wall. 11. Push the "Lamp" button on top of the projector. The lamp will slowly increase in intensity. 12. While the projector warms up, turn your computer on. You should now begin to see your computer's image coming from the projector. 13. If you do not see your computer's image, press the "Computer/Source" button on top of the projector. 14. Use the focus lever on the lens to adjust the focus and use the "feet" on the front of projector to raise the height of image on wall. 15. Login to your computer and work as usual. 16. When finished with your presentation, shutdown your computer completely and turn off it's power BEFORE turning off projector. 17. When computer is shutdown and turned off, then push the "Lamp" button on top of the projector. CAUTION: Disconnecting the power to or turning off the main power switch BEFORE the cooling fan has stopped will DESTROY the lamp. The lamp for these projectors are over $300! 18. Once the projector has cooled, replace the lens cap, then turn the main power switch to "O", disconnect all cables from projector, put projector and cables back into their case. 19. Re-connect the monitor's video cable to your computer and turn your computer back on. 1. 2. 3. 4.